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@Garnet 11/5/20.

Accepted Welcome to the staff team! Gythem or I will set you the next time either of us are on simultaneously with you. Do not use any staff commands until you have been trained. @Zachman will be training you.

DISCLAIMER : In no way am I trying to bash on the events i've been in these past few weeks, i'm just providing event structures that I proposed before the GM system. Only providing these because I think it'd be interesting if these were modified and tweaked to be used for current GMs! ( Feedback back then was mostly positive ) Link 1: It was proposed back then, that "events" going under the name "operations" had a more realistic sounding name when discussing it in-game. Noticeable things about this Operations Format: 1. ) The "GM", which in this case was myself, just went under their normal/modified MOS and briefed the Mission. This is pretty common, nothing too crazy. Everything was laid out, a plan was formed, and input was given. 2. ) The participants each had a role, it was random who showed up, so this part was mostly came up with on the spot. This promotes free-flow RP and gives the people participating involvement with the Operation. It makes it feel more important for them to succeed because THEY put their ideas in the Operation. This being said, the Operations are still structured enough to where they can't mess anything up with their planning. 3. ) There are multiple stages in the Operation. They were split off into two "Missions", the first one being Hospital File gathering, and the second being Jailhouse Files. The first one was mainly used to introduce the Operation. Introducing things like Intel Gathering so there is added RP, the "Raid" in order for the players to use their weapons, & lastly, SOC Teamwork Training ( Promotes communication/Teamwork between SOCs ). The second one having Two Stages, Stage 1 being gathering two Event Characters which were on special classes ( The Added RP ), and Stage 2 essentially being Stage 1 ( The Player Engagement ). This is split like this so it keeps all parties happy, the players who like heavy RP/the players who prefer more combat. 4. ) It had meaning and depth. The participants were told that if they succeed/fail, further repercussions in a future Server-Wide event would unfold. As shown in Link 3. Link 2: This was very similar to Link 1 in the sense that the format was structured to allow RP AND Combat. 1. ) The first noticeable thing about this Operation was that it was structured to where the entry onto the Oil Rig would begin with the death of 3 SSO. After that, it was a 5 minute defense from RU SOC. It was made so that it was fair for both sides, if RU stops the attack, they prevent information from being stolen. If US successfully extract with at least 1 person alive, they gain information for the Server-Wide event ( Link 3 ). 2. ) One side had infinite lives, one side had limited lives. It was set up like this because of the lower player pop ( 50s/60s ). It allows US to not be just sitting there with no combat, AND for RU to have a somewhat "endless" attack. 3. ) Even though RU "lost" the event, they still had fun. It was the incentive that if they win, they ACTUALLY get something, where as if they lose, they don't. Incentives provide people to be engaged, and engagement is fun regardless of if you lose. Link 3: 1. ) This was Server-Wide, meaning all the OBJs were considered "KOS to Both Sides". If the OBJ was entered, US could shoot RU, and RU could shoot US. This was how the rules were formatted, so we used what we had to our advantage. It essentially created a "War" outside of War. If that makes ANY sense. 2. ) The previous Operations HAD an effect. The intel gathering was actually information pertaining to the location of Igor ( the respective target for both sides ). Because the US Operations were more successful than the RU Operations, at the 10 minute mark, the US SOC were given a hint to Igors location. This provided depth to the Operations and gave them more of a narrative feel. 3. ) The combat was 100% there. The players who prefered combat were able to fight on the OBJs while the players who prefered RP were searching for the target. Once the target gets captured, the players who want to RP interrogate while the players who prefer combat defend the base. This allows both sides of the "RP/Combat" spectrum to be happy. 4. ) Stuff was happening constantly for both sides regardless of who won/lost. Because US captured Igor, they were prompted to interrogate for info pertaining the second Operation. While on the other side, RU was planning 3 different raids that would clear Outpost and the US Base. The Raid timer was cut to 5 minutes instead of 15, in order to allow 3 quick attempts at defusing the interrogation. 5. ) ALL players were allowed to participate in this final event, not just SOC. It took a little bit of work, but 11B were led by SOC and tasked with defending the base during the interrogation. 2GA was tasked with being the primary distraction used to help clear out the base for the Raids. Although they had small parts, they still had fun. The only reason I posted this in the Event Suggestion thread was because I didn't know where else to post it. I just wanted to provide current GM's with formats that were successful at the early introduction to events. Players liked these a lot, I feel like bringing them back up kind of brings up a discussion of if events like these are STILL liked. I also just wanted to provide the GM Team with some Operation Formats!

+1 He's a cool guy and has always been there to help anybody. No matter what situation he is put in he always has a positive outlook on it, would love to see him become staff, especially to help late nights. Add me to your recommendations 100%

the shitstorm that was cscdesert

Your question wasn't specific, it was a general question. "What do you guys miss most about the MRP server/community". "Also what would you guys change if you could?" Again, not a specific question. Rephrase your question next time before telling someone their input wasn't what you asked.

Prone

Its alright. Education is more important than games. Good luck, and hope to see you back soon.

Tali noob tube/tali

That has nothing really to do with what i asked

Honestly, I miss having all my donators, since I lost 3 or 4 when servers changed locations or whatever that was. To be frank, there isn’t much else that I miss other than the playerbase.

Exhibition (some fights are called exhibitions) here is the Definition since @DiegoZavier hWhaaAt? reacted for no reason. An exhibition fight is a contact sports non-profit event, usually a boxing fight in which participants fight, normally for three rounds. They may wear large gloves to minimize punch harm or impact on the combatants, headgear, and non-boxing related clothing. Many exhibition fights involve popular current or former world champions, and exhibition bouts are usually carried out for charity purposes or for the public's entertainment. Exhibition fights are usually not listed as having taken place on boxer's career records.